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The most complete resource of its kind this practical guidebook and CDROM set gathers in one place everything professionals need to support and improve communication for adults with specific medical conditions A team of leading researchers and clinicians gives speechlanguage pathologists physicians occupational therapists physical therapists and other health care professionalsExpert guidance on providing effective augmentative and alternative communication AAC services for people with a range of disorders and illnesses including brainstem impairments traumatic brain injury multiple sclerosis Parkinsons disease and dementia Readers will get a full chapter of indepth information on each condition and thorough guidance on meeting the specific communication needs of adults throughout the course of each disorderAssessment and intervention tools The CDROM in the back of this book has more than 160 pages of supplementary material including practical tools and forms Professionals will get basic assessments to help them pinpoint the level of communication support a person needs and theyll find a wide variety of interventions and supports to help adults communicate effectivelyAn indispensable guide for every health care professional this comprehensive resource will help readers make the best possible decisions about communication supports and improve the quality of life for adults with acute or chronic medical conditions. 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